Best Practices for Building Your Website for Scale with Microsoft SharePoint 2010 (Channel 9)

Best Practices for Building Your Website for Scale with Microsoft SharePoint 2010

Date: June 28, 2012 from 8:30AM to 9:45AM

Day 3

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Speakers: Spencer Harbar

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Based on the Microsoft SharePoint product team’s experience with sites like Microsoft.com and other large customer sites, this session provides a set of best practices for designing, developing, deploying, and operating large Internet sites built on SharePoint.

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WimDeGroote
Jul 04, 2012 at 3:08 AM
Great session,
two comments:
1. I believe the <BlobCache [...] max-age="84600"> attribute is set in seconds rather than in milliseconds.
2. A good reason for doing content deployment may be that with In Place Editing Editors will not see (asp.net output) cached versions of pages, ie. they will experience slow performance.
wimdg@hotmail.com
WimDeGroote

Jul 04, 2012 at 3:40 AM

Hello Spencer,
can you share your e-mail address? I would indeed like to received the information about compression prior to storage in asp.net output cache? Thank you
Wim De Groote
wimdg@hotmail.com
Spence

Jul 06, 2012 at 4:23 AM

The following command configures the metabase to compress dynamic content before insertion into the output cache:

APPCMD.EXE set config –section:urlCompression /dynamicCompressionBeforeCache:true